Overview of Grants
The California Documentary Project (CDP) supports film, video, radio, and new media projects that document the California experience and explore issues of significance to Californians. Eligible applicants may apply for a production, research & development, or public engagement grant. To read more about this program and the grant application process, click HERE.
California Reads is a statewide program that aims to bring Californians together to explore important topics and engage with challenging issues through books that invite conversation. California Reads’ Public Library Grants are being offered to support participation in this program. This competitive grant opportunity is available to California public library jurisdictions and library support organizations. To coincide with CCH’s two-year statewide initiative to animate a public conversation on democracy and civic values leading into the 2012 elections, the theme of the current round of California Reads is Searching for Democracy. To read more about this public library grant opportunity and the application process, click HERE.
(Click HERE to read more about the Searching for Democracy Initiative and the overall California Reads program.)
The California Story Fund (CSF) is a competitive grant program that supports community-centered, story-based public humanities projects that uncover and share the stories of California’s communities and contribute to our evolving understanding of our state—past and present. To read more about this program and the grant application process, click HERE.
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